Through the creation of institutional initiatives and policies that help address the inequality gap in all forms, but specifically with education and economics, we can help address and solve for our disparity because of a couple of factors.
- Innovation is inherent to all people, however, some communities have more resources to see it come to fruition and commercialize it than others.
- By exposing and sharing these commercialization skills of innovation embedded with social impact on young people we can give them the opportunity to create a better world tomorrow and rectify our missteps today.
- When we cultivate more young people to be innovators, entrepreneurs, and inventors they can own their intellectual property and capitalize on it. When they can build wealth they will scale companies and invest back in their communities.
- When these communities are invested we will see an increase in the quality of education and wealth aggregation as a whole.
- When the economic wealth of a community increases so will the health of that community, and thus their lifespan increases.
- When people live longer lives they create more stable and dependable families where knowledge is passed down and that leads to creating generational wealth.
- Because there is an impending demographic shift in the next twenty-five years in our country, it is imperative that we invest in what are currently considered minority communities because we will depend on them to help lead our country forward.
- When our communities create economic prosperity our states and country benefit and it reflects not only in our Gross Domestic Product but also in our Social Progress Index and Happiness Index globally.
- When a country has these high level of index rankings it has been shown that they have a more stable, thriving and equitable government and peaceful society.
- When societies are free to think, explore and experiment without the fear of survival they help humanity advance forward because inherently humans are all creators and innovators.